Being sold for the first time in nearly half a century is this pair of properties offering dual accommodation living or income potential.

Pollards bungalow is a detached bungalow that benefits from a kitchen/breakfast room which has a mix of wall and base level units, range cooker and space for white goods. Further on there are three bedrooms, the master boasting built in wardrobes. The sitting room has a wood burner along with pleasant views of the garden. Further on there is a family bathroom and a useful utility room. The bungalow is in good condition and has double glazed windows, electric heating and is in good decorative order.

The cottage is a delightful detached period cottage that is in need of renovation. It briefly comprises of living room, dining room, bathroom and galley style kitchen to the ground floor whilst the first floor impresses with two good sized bedrooms. The cottage benefits from some beautiful views of the gardens and would make a superb holiday let, space for a dependant relative or a second home.

Nestled between Exmoor and Dartmoor, with the sandy beaches of the North Devon coast just a few miles away, Pollards cottage and bungalow offers the very best of country coastal living while providing all the comforts and amenities for modern homeowners. Despite its peaceful semi-rural location Parklands is well situated for easy access to the surrounding districts and main routes of communication. Nearby villages include Littleham, Buckland Brewer and Weare Giffard, providing thriving local communities with social clubs and popular public houses. The famous Tarka Trail is within easy striking distance, providing a walk or cycle alongside the River Torridge to Bideford, Instow, Torrington and beyond. The North Devon port and market town of Bideford is within a few miles affording a good selection of both local and national shops, banking, recreational and educational services, including a choice of both primary and secondary schooling. From Bideford the A39 provides an easy link to the regional centre of Barnstaple from where the A361 North Devon link road provides access to Tiverton and the M5 motorway (Junction 27). Mainline intercity rail links are available at Exeter and Tiverton Parkway, with international airports at Exeter and Bristol.

The properties benefit from ample driveway parking in front of both the cottage and bungalow. Both homes also overlook the extensive gardens which extend in total to approximately 0.97 acres. The garden is mostly laid to lawn and is boarded by a pretty river. In front of the cottage is an expansive vegetable patch for those who enjoy gardening. There are three sheds located within the garden that are currently used as storage.